Nitto Mudgrappler
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Joined: Jul 2003
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From: Spokane, WA
No kidding, for $400 a piece they need to be 44+ inches. I think these companies should start donating tires in various sizes so we can run our own reviews on them . . . strictly for FTE that is. 
Kevin, boggers would be way cool. Those Mickey T's looked pretty decent too, parked in the mud.
Too bad this is so far away: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2472137672
Kevin, boggers would be way cool. Those Mickey T's looked pretty decent too, parked in the mud.
Too bad this is so far away: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2472137672
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Joined: Mar 2003
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From: Spokane WA
wow, that would be cool. wonder what his reserve is? Prolly higher than my checking accounts reserve (still recovering from the purchase of angelas truck) I have basically narrowed it to 2 choices,
1.)Boggers, and if they suck on road so bad I dont enjoy driving my truck a set of BFG AT's just for daily driving, or some other daily driving alternative for spokane ice and snow (the 'burban has BFG MT's on it and they do good in winter but then again the suburban is a diesel and weighs 6k+ pounds)
2.)MT's like we saw saturday, cool tires but I dont know much about them, this is the direction im leaning pending some research on these things.
1.)Boggers, and if they suck on road so bad I dont enjoy driving my truck a set of BFG AT's just for daily driving, or some other daily driving alternative for spokane ice and snow (the 'burban has BFG MT's on it and they do good in winter but then again the suburban is a diesel and weighs 6k+ pounds)
2.)MT's like we saw saturday, cool tires but I dont know much about them, this is the direction im leaning pending some research on these things.
